Line By Line
Yo, George, have you read the script?
Samuel Adams
Which character utters the famous words, "Give me liberty or give me death!" (not in the play)
Patrick Henry
Audition
What document (signed by many) made clear the Americans' plan to leave the rule of Great Britain?
The Declaration of Independence
What clothing makes British soldiers easily recognizable?
The expense is outrageous and if the stage is not soon set for victory, then perhaps entreaties for a treaty should ensue.
Charles Fox
Who suffered an early death in the Boston Massacre?
Crispus Attucks
What is the name of the time when all of the actors come on stage and take a bow?
Curtain call
The "Shot Heard 'Round the World" occured during which battle?
Lexington and Concord
What piece of clothing prevents dresses from getting dirty?
Apron
And while they fought afield, the diplomats pursued a different yield, in foreign lands like France.
Abigail Adams
Who took a famous ride to warn that British soldiers were moving swiftly through Massachusetts?
Paul Revere
What is the name for the line or event that comes right before your line?
Cue
The First Continental Congress was held at what iconic Philadelphia building?
Carpenter's Hall
Men and women might wear these atop their head for fashion, hygiene or to show their social status.
Lobsterback, go back to where you belong; your presence is wrong; our indignation strong.
Crispus Attucks
Who drafted the Declaration of Independence?
Thomas Jefferson
When looking at the stage, your "right" is considered what?
Stage left
In which colony did the final battle of the American Revolution occur?
Virginia
What is the name of the 3-pointed hat?
Tricorn
No taste for nobility, just insatiable liberty helps surmounting redoubts, winning uneven bouts, but without (pointing to self) divine right.
King George III
Who wrote the Concord Hymn, from which we get the name of our play?
Ralph Waldo Emerson
What is the positioning of actors and props on stage?
What was the name of the treaty that officially ended the American Revolution?
The Treaty of Paris
Don't show us your legs! Men and women would wear these to cover their legs.
Stockings